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KVKNINM BIIU.B11N, HONOLULU T II SATIJHDVY, JUNF 1, 1010.
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Evening Bulletin
DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHINO CO., LTD
At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
Dally every day except Sunday. Weel.ly issued on Tuesday of earb. week.
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
& Wallace M. ParrlriKton,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
UVIilVIINCI iiui.i.uriN
ct Moniti, o)-liie In IJ S .T
Per UuilMtt, Mliywlirtt in I) 3 . J.lltt
Pel Vwr, tivlirie itiUH.. H.m
'el Veil, ni.ij, lurttiin I3.
9IRCULATI0N LAROEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
in the Territory of Hawaii.
Ii I Editorial Wooms, - 185
1 C?I. Business Office, - 256
SATURDAY
Whoever you are, be noble;
Whatever vou do, do well;
Whenever jou speak, speak kindly;
Give joy wherever you dwell.
I Ruskin.
Aliens, who, don't like thu new
..Immigration regulation have urom
cdy In tho naturalization laws f
t!it Unltoil States.
ncry tdn lliu Chinese or Poking
get In, at' ferment, the woild won-
dors whether tills l Id tic the lltul
slgnsl for Hi" cirvlng up of China
by tlii lowrs
.., MOV" . .
Jn)) ;i Line hsving ilerl ircd ngaiti'U
their" frirre'o'f prohllitt Ion hyponlsv.
the Prohibitionists Immediately he
gin thrlr uncle-ill, hut dls'innoinhle
and dftgijicerul, game of trying tii
prove him Inivnupolci.t '
,
Kvcrynuo i sigmCtilnlos President
Taft on having pulled tho railroad
hill through Congress Our hrlel
rabies do not stato whether Its fa-
ther recognized
the ,i'lillil-3iftrc5-Ul
had gone through Ihe CrtliJ?sslcuiafl
hopper.
D. O. llavemeyor Is the most roiil
venlent individual for Trust em
p'nyes to place the blnmo upon 2Uuik
rakers can't reach nn thing but his
reputation, and they made that look
like a last ycar's'blrd's nest, before
ho died. .
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Vnolfo'a great moral cause stnrt
,od In with declaring the present
'liquor law of Hawaii to ho tho host
a
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he had ever known. iiNowT-lie-niHt
his followers want Prohlblttoirulilclil'hltloii'of the sale and manufacture
they admit 11 not
which Is withal a
farce. Whj should
confidence?
proH4hlt-nnd
dlslionoiublQ
tliey Insplrn
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Wet or Dry does not represent then
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Insiiie or tho Plebiscite The liters
or tho Territory ure to cx,ircss"Uielr
opinion on whether they wish to ex
change tho present effective license,
law for tho farce or Prohibition, ibnt
rui"rcasonablo man" clalinstevcr-dpl
y&WJ
!w. v" ,ow many
plantation managqrs
.' ' of tho Terrltnrj
of Hawaii dare to
m . nnonlu tin lo.a tlitif " Hia. In.An.l ,..
yf do all n tKqlr power to "prohibit
til Mr cutilo)(.s from securlLg Intox
icating beverages. That Is what
tho Prohlbltloulstsldiould do if there
Is any civic honesty in them,
Prottlbltriffllsts blandly admit tho
'follv-T-TTrtielr rauieby snjlng, "Of
. courSeyr I'jolilliltlon does not pro
lilbltjrl t5nise(juutly, there cun he
M oH purposo on their part lii
parrying the plehlstito election for
Prohibition. Thoy want un endorse
ment of Woolley and Woolleylsm In
order to return to Washington with
some other dark lantern scheme for
blocking government In Hawaii by
the people,
it memory tcrves correctly, a very
i Important assembly of vory wise men
Jin this city pnnrpously declared that
j'lho coiswlse laws of tho country
would b3" suspended If they said so,
and nil qrdlnary American citizen
WHAT WATTERSON SAYS
Tho following denunciation of pro
hlbltlon and Its teachings is from tho
pen or Henry Wattersln, cdlcor of (bo
1 Louisville Courier-Journal:
. ..Tho Courier-Journal hasaald that
no man can be a ProlilbltlonIM and ro
malu a Democrat. Tho generic prln
ciplo of Democracy reads "freedom for
all, exclusho privileges to .uonu'
Sumptuary legislation, In wHich llui'
current of Prohibition mooniont
grounds Itself proposes to es
tablish by law certain standards of
conduct having their origin lu certain
so-called religious societies. If sue
ccssful with respect to drink tho
union or Church and Stato thus ef
fected other limitations will follow as
a matter of course-, tho objective point
being a moral codo sot up for tho peo
pie and oer the people by tho clergy
relying upon force, not conscience, for
Its, maintenance and support, j
It was preclselyipuch a system that
JefferBon, tho rather of Democracy,
.antagonized Jn yirglnla,.aud crushed
ui-iii-uiiiiuiu mi(ui.iiib luwietvi'i wi uu
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Editor
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
. WHUKl.Y IJUI.I.UIIN
I'll S) Moiital , JR .ffo
Per Vtat, luywlirieli, US . I.iki
Wl tear feny'vlme n CtiimU.. I.fto
I'el Vehi ftrtUiltd, fottlftli,..,.. 3.o
tntt-reU t the Iiortce ai llmmiuiii
m rronl dm mutrr
..JUNE 4. 1910
must stand nsldo. It appears, how
ever, that when Congress was call
ed upon to diclilo whether the lawn
u the lountry should he suspended
fur the benefit ct foreigners and for
elfin shipping, the legislators or e
nation decided, thai the Aniuilcun
citizens were entllled to some con
slderntlon
CONFESS THEIR FOLLY
"It is found on reading of his
(Senator Lane's) argument that
the whole of his opposition to
ptolubition is Inscd upon the
old atgument that prohibition
will not prohibit. WE AS
SURE HIM THAT NO REA
SONABLE MAN EVER CLAIM
ED THAT IT DID." Adver.
User.
l would nppear that nothing
arc-4uinains lo ho said of tho truo
' character of the Prohibition farce a
re'v fanatics, are trying to sauuie on
"lU, Irrr'tury
,-"e "wan
wlilclidiults nt thu
t (itie- nun nil
'reasoludile" man ever
.Inlincd that
1'rolilbltton did pro
' U ""- nccepted ami confessed
spokcL.UQii for the Prohlbltlon-liov-erunient
by - Commission - and - re -strlctcd
franchise forces of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, It Is owned by
Thurston, who Is a member of the
cxecutlvo committee of tho Prohibi
tion .League. As ithq Mother of
Illlud pigs It Is doing its best to
mnl!o Prohibition look attractive.
Tim nlatforiii or tho Prohibition
U.uuo culls for tho ubsoliitu prohf-
oMiilOkluitiiiK liquors 111 the Tcrrl
t,ory tff .ll.iwn.ll. loro than (his, it
(..ills for the prohibition by rederal
enactment of tho Importation of in
loUiJatli gTJIijuprs.
"" n3w TJiilfstpli's paper, In response
to a stialghtforward dechiratlnn b
a'1?a'0't!iK.l)tw;nllau-Anicrlcan, bland
ly ndJiiHs. that no 'ro.iMiiiable" in.;it
ever clalmeil that Prohibition pro
hibits. .- "njiK-niiiHt mean (hat tho Prohlbl-'Uott-proinOtoisJu
the Thurston alley
Sin hjpotritcsat d glory In It.
On this o casion no iioro fitting
rrhuko to (ho local ProhlhltlimlhtB
of this stnnip cou'd bu offeied (linn
(hat contained In the following
Vords rroni William' II Tuft when
tpeaklng on "Aspects or Civic
Duty":
"Nothing is more foolish, nothinp;
more utterly at variance with sound
public policy thnn to enact a law
which, by reason of the conditions
suiroundicir the community, is inca
pable of enforcement.
"Such instance is sometimes pre
sented by sumptuary laws, by which
the sale of intoxicating liquors is
nrohibited under penalty in localities
where the public sentiment of the
irrmediate community docs not, and
will not, sustain the enfoi cement of
the la'v.
"In cares where the sale of liquor
can not be prohibited in fact, it is
far better to rejulat.c and diminish
the evu than to attempt to stamp it
out. By the enactment of a drastic
law and the failure to enforce it
there is iniccted into the publio
lightened thought and progressive lib
erty, escaped froni tho prison Wall or
Feudalism, Clericalism and Despotism.
That tho States or tho South, with
all history to warn them Against tho
fusion or religion and politics espe
cially with tho history or Purltlanlsin
In Massachusetts nnd or prohibition In
Jho Statu or Mnlno tti advlso tffeni
or tho wickedness nnd futility 67
sumptuary laws should propose at
this lato day to rorget tho lessens qf
tho past, and at a tlmo when theho(
ter judgment of tho North Incline;
toward tho separation of Church and
Stato, to exchange places with the,.
New England or Cotton Mather nnd
Wendell Phillips and Llojd Oiitrlson,
Is proof merely of how enduring
things urn orten sacrificed for present1
relief. To keep whisky from tho negro
Is then strength of Prohibition In Oeoi
gla, Alabamu, Mississippi nnd Tonnes,
see, ThQj whlto peoplo In none of
thoso 8tatPK can belleva that hysteria
Is a posslblo basis for good, .govern,
ment. No thoughtful man can seo it
miiid'thc idea that laws arc to be
observed or violated according to the
will of those affected,
"I need not say how altogether
pernicious such a loose theory is."
AliKllULlURE IN SCHOOLS.
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Not many months ngo some or our
'best" citizens mid others whom Jie
"best" think uili not so good as
(hey, wcnt"iip In th air al tho sug
gestion made Hi Jhls piper that
more or prat Ileal ngrlciiltilio. should
re'fiitiHlit the ihlldieii In (he public
tchpols or the Territory
Tile 'Miest" illUolis ohJHtlil be
nuse of Uiilr reeling (hit tho com
irtun people were getting too niiirli
education. TliuTitlier objectors cried
ou(r "You are trjlng (o lit ike cool
ies of our children."
Thu II II 1 1 o 1 1 n hopes that lu
ul crpponciits of this movement hi(ui
chnnged their lews It would bo
unfortunate for them to persist In
(heir efforts to block ediintlon.il
prugreis, nlid thus keep Hawaii
among the backward coiiiiuunw'nltlis
Or (he country 'j
Wgilcultu'ral education In tho
comnipn kcIiooIs Is rapidly making
hoadwa) throughout Hie mainland,,
and but a short lime will clapso be
fore this feature of Industrial In
struction for tho country children
will occupy as important a position
nit manual training lu the city
s hool
In line with (he niocnicnt (o in
(rodiiro this work In tho high
schools of California, State Super
intendent of Pilbllc Instruction Ed
ward Hjntt nsks tho educators of
Hint State nnd others to assist him
In the preparation of a hand-hooK
or bulletin which will seno (ho pur
poso prnrltcnlly of a (et book, In
asmuch ns II will be a foreword to
the Institutions wherein elementary
farming Is to be Included In tho
studies
Hyatt stntes In his letter that this
form of education Is today engag
ing more attention throughout tho
United States than any other Tho
fchool heads or the pation are en-
deiorinir In have the comlnr- ran.
srallbn become more thoroughly ac
quainted with the agricultural sub.
Jects, so the detnlls of getting this
nunement strrtcd lu shape before
California schools Is considered an
Important matter whlsh requires
wide- cooperation.
Hawaii, un exclusively ncrleul-
lural secllun or (ho counlry, can
no( ,arford to lag behind In adopting
agrulturat educnHon for tho chl'
iiren of tho schools. ' '
t: :: :t t: tt u a t: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: : u
flock, of Ignorant nnd eicllud nomon
and lihioccnt chlldrea gatlierol ab ml
(ho Klls with equanimity, ir It Is
wise and right In 0110 causu It must ho
wise and right In every causoi rea
son sent to tho fear, emotion hurried
to tho fionlj hong and praor, not In
telligent discussion, the arbiter In
elections, the fanatical preacher In
collusion with tho rascally politician,
mo, real leaders or (he peoplo; Ihe
union.or cjiitucn mid Ht Mo complete'.
Truly, thu negro, to whoso Impnssho
agency wo owe so many woes, Is still
a potential Instrument In tho hands of
tho Intylorant clerical nnd tho artful
dcinagogno tint Is tt pnsslhlo that
these sinister forces, disguised as
temperance workeis, can blot out from
tho memory of Kentucky und tho Km.
tucklnns tho lessons which thdr rath'
era brought from Vlrglnln, or hllnl
lliclr ejes to tho oU splilt which
their erfoitB In tho name or ninrnllly
and religion havo already caused (o
wnlk abroad lu Tennossco, Alab ima,
.Mississippi and Cieorglu; fnnatlclsni
pleaching confiscation. Inflamed tiarty-
Ism culminating In bloodshed?
Tho world owes one hundred soars
or blood und terror, of brutality and
Waterhouse Trust
Real Estate ,
FOR RENT:
Bedrooms, V ,
Manoa Valley ..,..,,,..3 $40 ',
Matlock Avenue 2 ' 25 V
Matlock Avenue ..,...,,3 . 30 Jf1,,
Alexander Street 5 60
Lunalilo Street .., 3 25 N"
Nuuanu Street 7 GO
,- FURNISHED: Ht ,
Manoa Valley ,.3 50
Young Street .2 30 '',
FOR SALE:
Improved and tinimnroved nroner- ',"
ty in Manoa, Kaimuki, Palolo and
inside districts.
WANTED: '
1 To buy a small house and lot in
good neighborhood.
f .
warernouse
Forty nd Merchant Streets
HOME FOR SALE
PRICE
This property consists of n mod
crii 5 room bungalow, on car line.
Mcdern plumbing; finishing is "in
natural wood. Lot contains about
10,000 square feet; alligator pear
tues, mango trees and orange trees
wcte planted some vearsvago and are
.now bearing. Artesian water is se
cured in abundance and at a nom
inal rate from private artesian well
in adjoining lot. This bargain is
only for a short time.
X
Trent Trust Co., Iitd.
Ten (10) Room
House In
KALMIK!
Modcrrr and in Best of
Condition
Large a rounds (40,000 sq.
ft.). Growing Trees, Garden,
Chicken Corrals, etc.
Cntlre. grounds all fenced
niul'well Improved.
Price, $3500
Bishopjrust Co., Ltd.
-BETHEL STREET
I wrong to Religion and Politics. As
'thu Church, built upon tho teaching of
Jesus of Nnrirclh. acquired property
l(s prlosUiootCUcgan to gird this prop
erty round'tAtllli laws to. protect It.
OUt ofnhCsVftwa Jfjcw theology.
Tho groves, were God's first tem
ples. Neither John, nor Peter, nor
Paul required moie than a trco to
Bhclter blm. Tho message they car
rlod was an appeal to tho heart of
man from tho BpIrK or Christ. It was
not the IlcllgJon or Christ that light
til the) woy from I ly pat la to Coper
nicus, from liquid to He,feti8, from
George WlsuVt to Cotton Mather,
with fagots, or dirkened it with gib
bets. It was tho Devil of Intolerance
born of thu human lust for power and
rod front lime to tlmo by tho greed of
piBslnn
Transferred frum tho Old World to
the Now, from thu splendid accretions
of tho reqdal Ages In Hnglnnd, Franco
and, Italy1 to tho roo forests of Massa
chusetts, Rhode Island anil Virginia,
dogmatic desottsm based on super
stition, did not last very long. The
effort to set up n Theologlcil Mon
archy by the ery mon who had fled
from tho Bedford lull had failed beroro
tho i-rn or tho American' Ttovolutloi:
but, with tho making or tho Constitu
tion ot tlu United States taking les
sons from Virginia, predominated by
tho Influence or Jefferson a complete
separndon ot Church and Slate was
effected nnd a moro perfect union for
the better promotion of lire, liberty
Trust
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1 It's a great comfort to know that
lyou can communicate with friends
at sea and on the other islands by
Wireless
Office open cm Sunday from (8 lo
10 a. m.
and the pursuit of happiness was es
tablished. This has been seriously menaced
but onco, und that by the, infusion or
Religion and Politics in n single sec
tion ror tho abolition of African slnv
ery. Tho North had got rid of Its
slaves. It resohed to rid the South
of Its slaves. That slavery w'as wrong
need not bo denied, To Extinguish It
by proUng It so through mental and
moral suasion, was not only tho right,
but tho duty of those who believed It
wrong. But. getting first Into Religion
nnd then Into Politics, It blew finally
n gale of passions so general1 and
impllcnble that a tempest of war
spread oer tho land, exterminating
slavery, Indeed, but ut enoi mous cost;
rour long ears or savagery; ten suc
ceeding years or spoliation; a genera
lion or 'nation il cmblttermcnt and
wastefulness.
True to tho priestly character or ov
cry sect and lu all ages, tho clergy
In tho United States, Und both North
and South, whooped up the frcnzlos
of tho people; they know no1 such
woid ns moderation; qne or tho groat
diuretics going to tho length In Its
national contention lo threaten Its
dlro displeasure, boding political an
ulhlllatlon, upon ecry Senator In
Congress who should olc against tho
tmpenchmcut o("ff President who had
committed no other crime than thut
or loyal fulfillment of his oath of of
tlco. These citations nro intended to show
that thoilvrgy are not safo, or sound,
political leaders, and that clericalism
in politics loses moro ror thu Church
than It gains ror thu State, oven where
1(h representatives nro honest und
disinterested and not alnglorlous and
corrupl.
No man holds) religion In greater
reverenco and lis ministers In more
respect and honor than I do, and havo
done all my life. I am against woman
surf rage becauso 1 loo woman and
would prescrvo (ho homo. I am
ngnlntst (ha preacher In politics bo
cause I put Christianity above all
patty Ism nnd would pieserve Its splr-
It Inviolate And, for the vindication
of my belief, I point to all history, bo
i ginning with thu persecution or tho
Saints lor opinion's sake und culmi
nating In tho wretched rarpe of Pro
hibition In the Stato or Maine, rein
1 rorcod by tragedy lu Tennesseo.
Sumptuary legislation springs from
the SRJrlt of intermeddling and from
the tplrlt of Intolerance In about
equal parts. '"Reversing the command
of God to love thy neighbor as thy.
self, It seeks forcibly to compel that
neighbor to do as you would have him,
or -kill him, or burn his house, or Con
fiscate his property. Begun fn tyran
nous self'-assertlon, It Invariably ends
In despotism or collapre.
Tho Reconstruction policy set up In
the South by Northern extremism at
tcr tho War ot Sections embraced In
Its central Idea and essential purpose
tho recreation of Southern society up
on a Now England basis. Missis
sippi was to bo squared by Massa
chusetts. Tho beaten and unregener
ate slao drivers of Alabama, having
but two rights left them, that to be
hanged and that (o be damned, must
ndort tho sublimated view-' of the
negro entertained by Iho radicals ot
tho North. Little thought, It any,
was shen to conditions, and. ror a
while chaos, having with oilier con-i
sequences or tho war wrought ruin,
reigned thioughuut tho Southern
country. Only within the last tin or,
twele years hnve the Northern peo
pie awakened to tho (net "thut the rule
widely works very well In Rhodo UI-
and and Vermont will not work at all
In Alabama and Mississippi; that what I
Is good ror one, community may not
bo good ror another; -that the negro
question la not a sectional and parti
san, but a 'radical quostlou, and that
It Is best to leave the wb'tes and the
$2500
blaek3 ot the Southern States to ad-t
just themselves to one another and
to sottlo whatever differences exist
'between them, according to prevailing
conditions and requirements, '
Bringing tho Illustration homo to tho
peoplu, of Kentucky, tho effort to forco
upon nny one or the leading cities or
towns or the State the samo Iocs! pro
visions and police regulations which
apply readily and are easily main
tained In the avenge country nslsh
borhoott Is an exact reproduction on a
minute scale ot the reconstruction
experiment which wrought havoc on
a gigantic scale. "SPf'
Wo havo seen how' Prohibition
works In Maine. Wo are seeing how
It works In Gcorgln. Wo shall see
how It works In Tennessee nff Aln
bamn. For a whllo, 1-darO say, It will
keep whisky rroni tho negro at least,
mako It harder tor Iho negro to got
It. Ilut it will not nbato. for nowhero
tins It abated, tho drink habit among
tho whiles. Instead of lawful reguh
Hon, It will beget unlawful evasion.
For plnln Intoxicants It will suhstl
tuto poisoned Intoxicants. Smuggling,
extortion and adulteration will become
there ns clsowhcre nrcoplcd agon
clcs. In placo of the saloon, which,
as wo know It, Is an Indefensible,
quantity, but may he regulatod, If wo
seo fit, nnd (he sale or drink undor
and nhovo-hoard under slatutory en
aclmont, we shall have the various
forms of outlawry and hypocrisy which
laws, repugnant to tho habits, scntl
tnenjs nnd opinions of great bodies of
tho people, always provoke.
In the long run, this Is nqt tho worst
of It. Ilcyoml nnd above thoso things
the establishment In any community
or ,n policy resting upon a disputed
codo or public morality and Individual
conduct, and looking ror Its BUpport
to Inflnmer appeals (o religious feel
ing, generates not only pharasalsm but
tyranny. It arouses passion and pro
motes collision by nssilllng what free
men regards ns private property and
personal rights ; and, by bringing the
Church nnd Stale nearer together. If
not reuniting (hem, It Inevitably cor
rupts (he fountains ot Justice und law
by elmlnatlns reason nnd enthroning
emotion. .We know nt what cost Slav
cty was abolished. Upon the ruins
of slavery have arisen other, new nnd
direful evils. The attempt even to
seem to nbollth the use or alcoholic
beverages lu Kentucky must begin by
extinguishing many hundreds or mil
lions or dollars or properly and rev
enue. Tho property was honestly ac
quired. It Is lawfully possessed. Di
rectly It employs and sustains at least
a hundred thousand more; Indirectly
a hundred thousand moro. It brings
to the Stato many millions or dollars
or foreign monoy which enters (he
general reservoir and mnkes for (he
prosperity of the people at large.
Annihilate these millions of proporty,
Incomo and revenue, as the Antl-Sa
loon Leaguo, proposes to do, and wl)at
do wo gain In lieu of them 7 Im
mensely Increased taxation, to start
with, and, after that, precisely what
they have gained In Maine;, ror every
saloon that pays taxes,, a speakeasy
(hat pays none; ror every dollar of
revenue nnd Income cut ort from (he
people and (ho public treasury, a dol,
lar of trlbnto to tho smuggling ex
press company, or tho contraband
road agent; for ovory man who bcIIb
a drlnk(an outlaw; for every man who
takes a drink, a liar ami lawureaKor;
(ho political preacher nnd Iho rascally
politician In nlllnnco, (ho ono to dls-
poso of corner lots In Heaven accord
Ing to his Ignorance or his venlallty
tho other to roll his eyes sanctlmon
lously In the direction or Heaven, to
hold office and to control (ho clnn
desdne disposition or drink Just as
(hey have done Jn (ho Slate of Malno
for nearly slxly years.
He who calls the people's attention
to circumstances and considerations
which cannot be denied Is at once de
nounced as a friend of whisky and the
rumeeller; as an enemy of religion
and tempsrance; If not a drunkard
outright, as a hired man of the dis
tilleries breweries and saloons. It
Js of a piece with the rejoinder of tho
Southern radical In the old slavery
debates (hat, If you were In favor of
freedom, you wanted to marry a nig'
ger. Sentimental extremism has- no
other answer when confronted with
tho inexorable facts or experience and
WHEN you purchase a fine
Watch, you want one
that will last for
years; one that will
give satisfaction under all
conditions. Howard watches
have the reputation of bein"i
accurate timekeepers, and, '
with the proper caw, will
last a. lifetime or V lodger.
They cost a little raorejthah
other makes of 'Watches,' but
they are worth more. We sell
Howards at the factory price,
,and have a large stock on
hand at all times,
H. F.Wichman
& Co.. Ltd.,
LEADING: JEWELERS
FORT STREET
m
SENUK DON ENRIQUE 0.
DC LA MADRID.
j f iff ft- T -,' . x dulB hBvi vSS
GOVERNOR 0
ES DR. R
Benor Don Knrlque O. dels Madrid,
Governor of the State; of Collma, writes
M follows I x
Collma, January 0, 1000.
Bonor Dr. S.I1. Hartmsn,
Columbus, Oblo, U.S.A.
Dear Sir: This Is to Inform yoa dial,
haWng used your medicine, l'cruna, for
some of tho Ills that this modlclno it
mode to eure, I hare obtained tho best
results, and for this rcssou do not hesi
tate to strongly recommend it as very
rfccttve In Its remits.
Yfmr very truly,
E.O.DB LA MADRID.
TLero are a host of petty ailments
which are the direct result ot tin
weather.
Th Is Is moro trne ot ths excessive heal
of summer and the Intense cold of win
ter, but is partly trne ot all seasons of
tho year.
Whether it be a cold or a cough, ca
tarrh ot tho beaUor bowel complaint,
whether (hollver be afticted cr tho kid
neys, the cause is Tory liable lo be the
same.
The weather slightly deranges the
mucous membranes of theorgaus and
the result Is some 1 anodonal dlicase.
Parana has become a standby In thou
sands of homes for minor ailments el
this sort, ' ,
The following wholesale druggist
swill supply the retail trade: BEN
SON, SMITH & CO., Honolulu, Ha
waii. the !nevlabto deductions ot logic.
Tho oCher drty (ho And Saloon lea
gue with nn air of triumph was cir
culating a great pdster, on which was
printed In 'big,,' black typo tho follow
ing extract from tho Courier-Journal
of (ho 4th of Juno, 1808r
"Local Option, each community (o
bo (he Judge or its own vviiiiIk nnd
needs tho doctrlno or homo rnle
has been effectual wherever It has
been tried, and Is as near iKrestrlc
tlon of tho drink ovll ns.leglslallbii can
provide."
If (ho And Saloon League had
wanted soma good lltornturo, somo--"real
hot stuff," nnd had como to inc,
I could and would havo furnished
Its emissaries u lino or excerpts much
mora to their purpose and liking than
(his. Tho Courier-Journal Is on rec
ord over and over ugiln as to (ho bad
character of (ho saloon as It Is com
monly conducted In tho United States.
It simply does not believe tlftit Prohi
bition prohibits, but docs bellovo that
tho distribution ut drink can bu so
regulated, by law ns to rid l( or mo3(,
ir not all, or its objectionable features.
Each civil district In a county
should be Its own Judge. Each pre
cinct In a city should be Its own
Judge. The hotels and clubs, HJco
the private dwellings, should be their
own Judr.es. If a 'man wants to take
a drink, let him take It like a man,
and not like a sneak. If drink Is to
be sold, as it la bound 'to' be, no mat
ter what statutes are leveled against
It, let It pay taxes to the State, coun
ty and city, not'coptflbute to the sup
por of a, clerlco-pollllcal alliance, de
riving Its powers from fraud, outlawry
and the spy system?
It has been the liurd experience, ot
tho Courier-Journal during more than
forty years of constant stress to en
counter upon the battlefields ot
thought nnd action, nnd along the
border line separating' Norlh and
South, all (ho orrors and every pos
ition which revolutionary times can
call Into being. Amid the 'varying for
tunes and Contradictory events Inci
dent to a complete bouloversemcnl of
social and political Conditions, It has
held true to Its intellectual convic
tions. These havo obliged It to an
tagonize each ot mauy, extremes.
They hayo brought upon t untoward
misconception and misrepresentation.
Tho cross of duty and obloquy may
povor be lifted, i1,,,
At Iho outset It found tho white peo
ple ot the Southern States at the
mercy of lio Iladlcajs of the North.
Tho baud of tho fioijth ivvju literally In
tho Rons rnouth. A sot of reaction
aries, who had not fought when thero
was fighting to belono, began to play
upon tho credulity, oxcltnblllty nud Ig
norance of tho unthinking. The Courier-
Journal accepted tho war amend
ments to tho Constitution as tho
Treaty of Peaqe, between the secdons,
and becauso It urged their acceptance
as such in good faith by Kentucky
and her sisters nmong "tho States
lately In rebo'lllon," It was for years
donounced as a Hcpulillcsn In dis
guise. The effort of tho reaction
aries to nullity the results of tho war
by party maneivert n ghastly nnd
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